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Thread: ** HEAD'S UP ** FireFox Java Vulnerability

  1. #11
    Greeting's

    This vulnerabality also affects **Netscape** more can be found here :

    http://secunia.com/advisories/14804/

    I would also like to thank SirDice for correcting my post.
    Parth Maniar,
    CISSP, CISM, CISA, SSCP

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  2. #12
    Mozilla v1.7.3 with JavaScript turned ON runs POC...with it OFF it doesn't.

    Successful exploitation may disclose sensitive information in memory.
    Like maybe...say....passwords?! eek

  3. #13
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    Exclamation Just in time: SELF-TESTING

    SELF-TESTING

    Like maybe...say....passwords?! eek
    Just about time to post this, ric-o.

    For you guys who want to test the script! (Take extreme precautions!).

    I am curious for the source of the testing page facilitated for this vulnerability. I checked it (not being scriptkiddie or something), just plain curiousity, I extracted the most important part of the script just to find out what is really happening.

    First, try the attached html (crash_JS_FF.html in zip file [crash_JS_FF.zip] --extract it first) and try it on a testing BoX (remember, testing BoX).

    Here are the observations:

    - Using Firefox, I run the HTML.
    - Clicking the “Test Now - Left Click On This Link” each time reveals somewhat random data extracted from the memory. This is exciting to explore. I’ve come across this “LOAD_DOCUMENT_URI LOAD_RETARGETED_DOCUMENT_URI LOAD_REPLACE LOAD_INITIAL_DOCUMENT_URI LOAD_TARGETED - - userPass username password hostPort asciiSpec asciiHost”. Not yet scary huh!

    Note that it crashes on my TEST BOX after clicking 3 times or more (never crashed lower than 3 clicks)… Randomly observe how many clicks you can possibly do before it crashes. I am still observing when would sensitive info like user and password could show up. Still not came across that severity. But one thing for sure, with the random exposure of memory content, too many sensitive information about your BoX and activities could be revealed. Whew. For those who want to try this (in a TEST BoX), please have your feedback on it. And just an added observation, check the task manager how it reacts every time you click. The Memory usage for some program changes in my BoX. *(XP Pro) ?

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    Need to add that in IE (latest), nothing happens except for showing the XXXXXXXXXXX... Not crashing. LoLz
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    Just to share some curiosity and observation. Remember, TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS BEFORE DOING THIS, BE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!

    Cheers!

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  4. #14
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    Has been fixed in the next release. You can get nightly builds from here:

    http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/asa/

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